How to understand Vessel Traffic Services?
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- In this video we explain Vessel Traffic Services from the perspective of the leisure boater.
Listen in to your local VTS to build a picture of commercial shipping movements, allowing you to reduce your risk of collision.
00:00 What is Vessel Traffic Services?
01:22 Ship leaves its berth in Poole and transits the Poole Harbour VTS area bound for Sea.
06:30 Ship enters the Southampton VTS area with another ship about to depart the Fawley terminals bound for sea.
09:00 A local ferry joins the vessels that are moving inbound for Southampton.
09:30 A large Ship departs from Southampton Container terminal adding another vessel to the Outbound movements.
What an excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Really useful info!
As an aviation person, the communication similarities between a VTS and ATC is really close. Love it
That's useful information. Thanks. And thanks for watching. 👍
Excellent !useful video for VTS operators.
My students will definitely benefit from watching and listening. Very helpful video for future navigators.
Glad to hear it will be of benefit to others. Thanks for watching
Great information presented clearly…awesome work!
Thanks so much for your comments - really appreciated
excellent video and clearly explained
Thankyou for your kind comments - and thanks for watching
Thank you for posting this - I learned something new !
No mention of this anywhere on DS practical or YM offshore theory
Really pleased you got something out of it. It makes it all worthwhile.👍
very helpful i did hamble to the madina the new folly in, was very busy cause of the race but i made it
Well done. The Folly moorings are very peaceful.
Excellent video!
Thankyou
Excellent, really helpful, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
Really informative and well presented. Nicely done
Glad you liked it!
I was on shift in Vancouver Harbour when a motor cruiser cut in between a tug and the barge it was towing. The cruiser got caught in the towing cable and was dragged under the barge drowning five people on board that night. I worked for the Canadian Coast Guard and we handled vessel traffic and marine communications. It was rewarding but very stressful work.
Thanks for sharing John. Does the language and terminology used in your part of the world differ much from what you hear on this video?
amigo...I remember that night on the Ancholme when we got back from the hope and anchor a bit late and checked the Hull VTS and it a was like "Yo...all ship dudes. there will be things happening tomorrow" I remember us laughing about the idea that someone would be beating down the door to VTS😀
Oh wow I remember it well. How young we were back then!